House & Individual Support
Not every site needs a full support contract. For individuals, home workers, freelancers, and micro-businesses, DNS offers flexible pay-as-you-go support — the same SEG visibility and engineering quality we give enterprise clients. It also shows our MSP partners we can cover this segment, including out-of-hours duties.
Whether it's a home CNC machine, a home office setup, or a small business network, you get direct access to engineers with real expertise — not a call centre.
Real engineers. No contracts. Just expert help when you need it — for end users and MSP partners alike.
Who We Support
Home Workshop & Hobby CNC
Individuals running home CNC machines, laser cutters, or 3D printers who need occasional technical support, connectivity help, or software troubleshooting from someone who actually understands the machines.
Freelancers & Home Workers
Self-employed professionals, remote workers, and contractors who need reliable IT — network setup, security, device management, or remote access — without committing to a monthly contract.
Micro-Businesses & Start-ups
Small businesses not yet ready for a full managed service plan but needing expert help to set up, secure, and maintain their IT systems. When you're ready to grow, we're here to scale with you.
Simple, Pay-As-You-Go Support
No subscriptions. No commitments.
per support session
What We Support
Home-Based Equipment
- ✓ Home CNC machines & tools
- ✓ Network & WiFi setup
- ✓ Computer troubleshooting
- ✓ File transfer & backup
- ✓ Remote access setup
- ✓ Software installation
Business Support
- ✓ IT infrastructure setup
- ✓ Security diagnostics
- ✓ Performance optimization
- ✓ Training & documentation
- ✓ Emergency support
- ✓ Consulting & advice
Why Choose Us?
Expert Support
Experienced engineers, not chatbots
Fast Response
Get help when you need it most
Affordable
No hidden fees or long contracts
Need Expert Help Without a Contract?
Get in touch and tell us what you need. We'll give you honest advice and straightforward pricing — no jargon, no lock-in.